In France turquoise is historically called “bleu turquoise”, so French people would definitely categorize the in-between as blue.

almost got fooled by blue being green or vice versa. nice experiment!

Pro tip, I had my device's blue light filter enabled.

I want to say that shifted my score a lot. But every time I play I get a pretty different score, even on the same screen calibration. So, uh...

Is this a test of perception or a test of how humans make choices

cyan is neither blue nor green

I wonder how much of this is testing people's eyes/brains, and how much is testing their screens.

hue 174, "true median" .-.

Despite all the (valid) criticisms here I just wanted to say that this is a really cool Idea and well executed imo. Thanks for sharing!

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine-dark_sea

>"Your boundary is at hue 187, bluer than 97% of the population. For you, turquoise is green"

Problem is that it asks to categorize colors that to me are neither blue nor green